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de-escalate

[dee-es-kuh-leyt] / diˈɛs kəˌleɪt /




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Both sides are less likely to de-escalate this time round, noted Lin and Govella in their analysis.

From BBC

Meloni, however, believes her efforts to de-escalate the row were vital.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We continue to improve ChatGPT's training to recognise and respond to signs of distress, de-escalate conversations in sensitive moments, and guide people toward real-world support, working closely with mental health clinicians and experts," it added.

From BBC

"The AU has helped de-escalate political tensions and support dialogue before situations descend into violence," he said, citing the work done to prevent war between Sudan and South Sudan over the flashpoint region of Abyei.

From Barron's

Uncertainty over the location and scope had threatened to derail the talks, which are part of a diplomatic effort by regional mediators to de-escalate tensions.

From BBC